Lev 3:11 | MHM | STEP | v. 11, 16 : The fat burned on the altar is called the "food of the offering" ( v. 11, 16 ). It feeds the holy fire, and is pleasing to God, just as food is pleasing to us. The offerings on the altar are like a table where God receives gifts from His people, similar to how King Solomon provided food for his court (1 Kings 4:22-28 ).

‏ Leviticus 3:11

v. 11, 16: The fat burned on the altar is called the "food of the offering" (v. 11, 16 ^a). It feeds the holy fire, and is pleasing to God, just as food is pleasing to us. The offerings on the altar are like a table where God receives gifts from His people, similar to how King Solomon provided food for his court (1 Kings 4:22-28 ^b).